Marxist Voice is the theory and education podcast of Revolutionary Communist Party, bringing you weekly talks and discussions on Marxist theory and revolutionary history.
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Thought is inherently about generalisation and universals. It takes us beyond the immediacy of the here and now, and links things. This contradiction – between part and whole, individual and type – is at the heart of philosophy’s deepest problems.
How does matter move itself? How and why does development take place in nature? Daniel Morley will answer all of these questions in this week’s episode of the ABCs of Marxist philosophy.
Jorge Martin talks about recent protests in Cuba and the need to defend the Cuban Revolution against imperialist aggression.
Marxist logic is dialectical, not formal. That means its starting point is change and contradiction – all truths become untruths because all that exists will perish. But how do we use logic to understand change? How do things change?
Logic is usually seen as a dry, boring discipline suitable only for pedants. This is because it is traditionally seen as having no relation to the real world of objects, and is instead a self-contained system of rules for thought. Marxism completely rejects this formalism and seeks to find the basis for our logic in this real world.
Join Rob Sewell and Adam Booth to hear about the Labour right’s plan to kick Socialist Appeal supporters out of the Labour party, and why the left must organise to fight back against this direct political attack.
In the third part of this series on Marxist philosophy, Daniel Morley talks about the Marxist view on human nature.
In the second part of this series on Marxist philosophy, Daniel Morley talks about the nature of knowledge.
In the first part of this series on Marxist philosophy, Daniel Morley talks about materialism.
In this podcast, Adam Booth discusses the demand for a universal basic income.
Daniel Morley discusses the idea of workers’ democracy and workers’ control of the economy.
In this podcast, Ben Curry provides an in-depth history of the contrasting philosophies of idealism and materialism – two fundamental trends in philosophy, which have re-appeared in various forms throughout the history of human thought.